Experienced Plumbing Helper

Raptor Rooter & Plumbing
, a well-established company located in Spokane Valley, Washington, is currently seeking a skilled full-time Experienced Plumbing Helper to join our expanding team in Kennewick, Washington
. This full-time position offers a competitive wage, $17 - $28 per hour depending on hours that have been approved by labor and industries, complemented by a commission structure that can reach up to 28% based on experience
.

• Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance
• Industry-Leading Pay and Commission Pay
• 401k with 3% matching
• Paid Vacation
• Reimbursements given after passing licensing tests
• Parental leave
• Weekend availability
• Professional development assistance
• Employee assistance program
• Corporate discount at local fitness center
• Consistent schedule
• Options for growth within the company

• Idaho plumber apprentice card or Washington plumber trainee card
• Knowledge about current Universal Plumbing Codes (UPC)
• Familiarity with all relevant techniques and tools
• Ability to respond to emergency on-call situations
• Ability to perform the physical requirements of the position

If you have plumbing experience but are from out of state or have let your card lapse,
we can help you navigate through the licensing or re-licensing process
.

The standard work schedule for this full-time position will primarily involve weekday hours. Flexibility for weekend work may be required, and participation in an on-call rotation for emergency service response will also be a component of this role.

As an Experienced Plumbing Helper, the successful candidate will assist experienced plumbers in a variety of residential and commercial plumbing tasks on a daily basis. This will involve the practical application of their existing skills in the installation and repair of essential plumbing components, including valves, fixtures and various piping materials such as metal, PVC and PEX. The helper will develop their ability to interpret blueprints to aid in the planning of pipe system layouts for both new installations and necessary repairs.

They will gain hands‑on experience in performing building rough‑ins in accordance with project specifications. They will use specialized equipment such as mainline machines, snakes, jetters and camera systems to diagnose and resolve drain obstructions.